Pasadena Action Line readers seek bee help and parking fixes
A Pasadena reader asks how to rid front-yard swarms of large black bees and yellowjackets while another complains about a chronic parking shortage in the central business district. Officials note bees and beetles mix ups, discuss city planning with the Chamber of Commerce, and cite a 1966 study while exploring options.
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Dismantie Station Work Moves Ahead at Santa Anita
Fragmentary text indicates a relocation or removal project at Santa Anita railroad station involving staffing and wage references, with unclear details about timelines. The garbled source mentions workers, a planned Rio and wage terms, but specifics are not recoverable.
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Bombs Drove Deep Into Vietnamese Countryside Near DMZ
Inside today report notes air strikes by U S forces dropping bombs as dawn breaks over central Redlands south of the demilitarized zone in Vietnam. The article lists sections on society, crossword, sports, obituaries, theatres, and TV radio, with bureau contacts and circulation numbers.
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Result of Newsman's Expose Bill Passed to Return Arrested Innocents Snenial to The Indupenient
A legislative move backers claim frees wrongly held individuals after a newsman's expose prompts action. The bill, debated in the assembly, seeks to overturn detentions and restore those jailed on insufficient proof. No further official names or dates are given in readable text.
Free Quebec Still Sought By De Gaulle
Sacramento Senate passes a bill to require law enforcement agencies to pay return fares for indigent arrestees transported far, exposed by J. Robert Smith. The measure, introduced by Assemblyman Frank Lanturn, aims to end stranding of detainees not held for trial. Paris meeting and De Gaulle statement declare France does not claim sovereignty over Canada while recognizing a French Canadian community and Vive Quebec Libre sentiment.
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California Penal Code amendment advances in legislature
The Senate passed AB 2352 amending the California Penal Code. The bill, headed by Sen. George Danielson, clarifies procedures for arrestees transported over two airline miles and arranges returning them to the arresting location if requested. The article notes prior hardships from a case in Gardand to Pasadena.
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Navy Panel to Probe Forrestal Sea Disaster
Subic Bay Philippines The U S Navy convened a blue ribbon panel of high ranking officers to investigate the Forrestal fire the worst combat disaster at sea since World War II The toll stood at 120 known dead with 12 unaccounted for presumed dead and 97 crew injured The panel led by Rear Admiral Forsyth Massey includes Capt Albert Earnest and Capt Martin Stack detailing early fires on the 75 900 ton carrier and the vast damage from the blaze estimated at more than 87 million in losses
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Romney Raps LBJ on Riot Politics in Milwaukee Riot
Milwaukee riots escalate amid curfews. National Guard deployed to inner core as police and guards seal block areas, with two dead and over 200 arrested after sniper fire, looting, and arson. Authorities report 1,400 officers plus 2,200 guardsmen on duty. tensions rise as violence spreads through North Side detainees.
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Rigid Study Rules Cut By Solons
SACRAMENTO AP Assembly votes 55 9 to return local school control over core courses and daily physical education in high schools. Senate objections loom as conference committee to craft final compromise follows the longest session of the regular year.
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Kuchel Finds No Proof of Riot Organization
Senator Kuchel said in Los Angeles there is no evidence of a nationwide riot organization and blamed poverty and heat for disturbances in Detroit. He criticized Congress for not advancing civil rights measures and urged rent subsidies job training programs and public health actions while noting Stokely Carmichael and H. Rap Brown do not represent Americans.
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Johnson says U.S. can cope with riots and war plans
President Johnson told reporters the United States can handle racial strife at home without cutting the Vietnam war effort. He warned against delaying or reordering domestic priorities while continuing commitments abroad and announced a new National Commission on Civil Disorders led by David Ginsburg. He pressed Congress for action on financing poverty programs and city rat control, while House members balked at a $400 million two-year rat eradication plan.
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Reagan Good After Bladder Surgery at Santa Monica
Gov. Ronald Reagan remained in good condition after a 45 minute operation to remove bladder stones at St. John’s Hospital in Santa Monica. He will stay through the week end and recuperate at his Pacific Palisades home before resuming duties in Sacramento. A small benign tumor was also removed from his lower back during the surgery.
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Governor faults delay in sending troops to Detroit riots
DETROIT AP report says Gov. George Romney blamed President Johnson and politics for delaying federal troop mobilization during Detroit riots. Romney cited at least 41 dead and about 500 million dollars in damage, criticizing the White House response as a distortion while Romney pressed for faster federal aid.
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Witnesses Claim Police Killings During Detroit Motel Raid
Two unnamed witnesses say armed officers killed three unarmed Negro youths in a motel raid during Detroit riots. They describe gunfire and a knife thrown at a youth, with one victim returning for shoes and being shot. Police list the three as killed in an exchange of gunfire amid a wide investigation.
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